hi,
it seems that all the contents of my folder containg synthesizers and samplers in the format of drumracks, instrument racks and max/amxd patches show up fine on the push lcd,
but in the folder containing midi effects and max/amxd midi patches, only a very few of a long list of patches show up so i can launch them from push.
what makes the folder containg mostly "audio generators" ok by push, but the folder containing "midi processing" and step sequencers gets neglected.
thanks!
problem with browsing in places
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flowdesigner
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Re: problem with browsing in places
is there anything I need to do to prepare my folders to be browsable by push?
my folders is located in my documents on my macbook, do I need to paste everything into the user library?
please help!
my folders is located in my documents on my macbook, do I need to paste everything into the user library?
please help!
Re: problem with browsing in places
I've mirrored Live's core library structure within my User library. Exact sames folder names. This means any of your own presets, racks etc will show up on Push in the same corresponding folder as the Core Library.
I've also made non-core library type folders within the user library, mainly within Instruments - Instrument racks - Zebra (as an example). here I'd save all my Zebra presets. In Audio effect racks, for example, I'd have a Satin folder, then three subfolders - Delay, Flange, Studio (for its 3 main modes), all filled with relevant presets I saved in racks etc for u-he's Satin VST.
The latter would be browsed mainly from Places on Push. I also add an underscore _ before each preset's name so they show up first. These presets I would also place in the mirrored library, so I can choose whether I wanna browse them from amongst Live's core library, or scroll all the way down to places and go from there to my own specialised folders. It sounds confusing, but it's not. I'm just explaining in a really clumsy, shitty manner right now.
Holding down Shift+preset selection buttons will scroll much faster btw.
I've also made non-core library type folders within the user library, mainly within Instruments - Instrument racks - Zebra (as an example). here I'd save all my Zebra presets. In Audio effect racks, for example, I'd have a Satin folder, then three subfolders - Delay, Flange, Studio (for its 3 main modes), all filled with relevant presets I saved in racks etc for u-he's Satin VST.
The latter would be browsed mainly from Places on Push. I also add an underscore _ before each preset's name so they show up first. These presets I would also place in the mirrored library, so I can choose whether I wanna browse them from amongst Live's core library, or scroll all the way down to places and go from there to my own specialised folders. It sounds confusing, but it's not. I'm just explaining in a really clumsy, shitty manner right now.
Holding down Shift+preset selection buttons will scroll much faster btw.